Thanks for saying it. Honestly it was a bit horrifying for me to think God will judge like that. I trust he talked about what he really went through but I don't feel the messages he received are from God or True Love or something. Too punitive, too conditional and not much love in those messages...
IANDS should be quality controlling its output on this channel. It is beginning to deteriorate. I don't mean to question what this man is saying but it is of a different quality to earlier years.
I must say, I have noticed the same. This man aside- I’m sure he’s truthful- and IANDS always made the claim to be centred in science. Perhaps my views are outdated.
He just seems like a very imaginative person. I'm glad he's enjoying himself (I particularly like the way he thinks his wife is "speaking fluently" in "an African language" that he didn't recognize and knew nothing about, but "you know it when you hear it" ), and that he's found his perfect mate.
As soon as he did the “I am a MASTER spiritual coach…” What the heck is that even? Can I call myself a master carpenter if I starting gluing balsa wood 2 months ago? Reminds me of all the Shaman in Peru who say they have been struck by lightning. I agree with other comments, I used to love listening to NDEs but now they have became ridiculous and attention seeking often attached to spiritual coaches, mediumship etc.
Oh come on now. Angels scooting around in the outer atmosphere/among the stars is a much more obvious and plausible answer - that or aliens in UFOs:). I like the part where God was sarcastic, that's a first among the NDE videos I've watched. And speaking in tongues - that's another first for an NDE (at least for those I've watched). This "master spiritual coach" ("certifed" even!) seems highly prone towards believing whatever supernatural explanation he can come up with before considering something as mundane and obvious as shooting stars. Episodes like this on these channels make me think these alleged NDEs are likely attributable to brain-based neuro-psychological phenomenon and have nothing to do with a genuiine spiritual experience.
He is just talking himself into all of this. He says, "For some reason" he didn't want to go to the funeral, "and I don't know why, there was no reason, there was nothing wrong, I couldn't come up with a reason" - which is immediately followed by "but I was told not to go to that funeral." Who "told him" not to go" - and jeez, if he was told not to go, why did he say there was no reason, nothing wrong, he couldn't come up with a reason. He is clearly talking himself into believing whatever it is he wants to believe. "Synchronicities" - all the 7s = this is a common psychological bias: when you believe something like this you're going to be looking for it. And when it happens - does it presage anything?. "My wife and I was apart for a week" and his heart attack symptoms didn't happen then, so of course he concludes they were "meant to go through this together" . . . He is just creating a narrative to fit his preconceived beliefs.
I find that many nde experiencers aren't told things directly by the spirits when they cross, but when they come back to life, they construct belief systems. I don't trust many specifics of accounts to be the truth on this basis alone, particularly in relation to the meaning of life.
When say "i was told" I meant I had a feeling, something came over me. When I said "i have no reason' I meant a logical reason not to go. Telling this story was and is very hard. This is only my second time telling it. It JUST HAPPEN on 10/9/2024. Its still difficult to process. I have no reason to lie, or make up anything. yes, this is 100 what happen to me.
@@StevenLaRussa-k8s I applaud your courage to talk publicly about your experience. At no point did I mean to suggest you were lying, quite the opposite, I think you had a valid experience of some kind. It's just that while you process your experience you seem to be creating a narrative based on questionable conclusions. For example, at one point you jump to "angels flying across the night sky" as opposed to the more likely possibility of satellites, or airplanes, explanations you mentioned earlier. You mention your wife "speaking in tongues" using several specific languages that neither of you know - so how do either of you know what languages she was speaking? It sounds like you had a shared hysteria experience and are now in the process of creating a narrative based on questionable conclusions.
I understand your comment. IT WAS IMPOSSIABLE for me to believe. However, I'm not the type of person to lie or make up things. Its very difficult to experience and process. I have been though a spiritual awakening, dark night of the soul, and this NDE. I have made it a point to help people who have or are dealing with similar experiences.
This guy is grabbing at anything to give his story some symbolic meaning. It's the most extreme case of confirmation bias I’ve seen from an NDE. He’s throwing in everything, even the kitchen sink, just to make his story stand out. Honestly, it’s odd how much time he spent on details that don’t matter-like the pinecone, dogs, numerology, and white dots in the sky. Something feels off. Here’s the thing: God, Source, or whatever you want to call it, doesn’t need a big show to get your attention. And an NDE doesn’t need some tag-team setup to be legit. What makes me skeptical about this one (and I usually believe most of these stories) is that 95% of it happened in a room, while he’s either awake or semi-conscious. Even the tiny bit he mentions about space feels cliché, and then he shifts focus back to his wife. There's no personalization in this story. It seems to be all ruminations on what everyone else is doing. If I was having a heart attack, and my wife was just chillin' next to me cool as a cucumber, I would be on my phone in 2 seconds dialing 911 myself. Also, the guy felt fine 10 minutes after a heart attack-no medical help, just suddenly okay-and starts grilling his wife about speaking different languages? Come on. Plus, he’s been into the new-age scene for two years, knows all the buzzwords, has a website, and will "help you open your third eye" for the right $$$. If you listen closely, it sounds like he studied a bunch of other NDEs before sharing his. Not to take away that he had some sort of experience, but it wasn't an NDE.
Still miss you, Ms Betty. Whatever has happened or going on, know you are loved and missed. Love and light to you always.
Im still here! Just holding space off camera. Trying different formats. Your acknowledgement is appreciated! ❤
Listen to 13:20-16:30. I have never heard God speak this way in an NDE.
Thanks for saying it. Honestly it was a bit horrifying for me to think God will judge like that. I trust he talked about what he really went through but I don't feel the messages he received are from God or True Love or something. Too punitive, too conditional and not much love in those messages...
IANDS should be quality controlling its output on this channel. It is beginning to deteriorate. I don't mean to question what this man is saying but it is of a different quality to earlier years.
I must say, I have noticed the same. This man aside- I’m sure he’s truthful- and IANDS always made the claim to be centred in science. Perhaps my views are outdated.
He just seems like a very imaginative person. I'm glad he's enjoying himself (I particularly like the way he thinks his wife is "speaking fluently" in "an African language" that he didn't recognize and knew nothing about, but "you know it when you hear it" ), and that he's found his perfect mate.
I strongly agree with your observation
@@katharinemessenger1319
i disagree 💯 his story is so uplifting and inspiring! 😍😍🙂
I strongly disagree, amazing inspiring story 🤯 🙏🏾
As soon as he did the “I am a MASTER spiritual coach…” What the heck is that even? Can I call myself a master carpenter if I starting gluing balsa wood 2 months ago? Reminds me of all the Shaman in Peru who say they have been struck by lightning. I agree with other comments, I used to love listening to NDEs but now they have became ridiculous and attention seeking often attached to spiritual coaches, mediumship etc.
I miss Betty! Is she not hosting anymore?
im still here, just holding space in the background! we are trying different formats.
Shooting stars 🌠
Oh come on now. Angels scooting around in the outer atmosphere/among the stars is a much more obvious and plausible answer - that or aliens in UFOs:). I like the part where God was sarcastic, that's a first among the NDE videos I've watched. And speaking in tongues - that's another first for an NDE (at least for those I've watched). This "master spiritual coach" ("certifed" even!) seems highly prone towards believing whatever supernatural explanation he can come up with before considering something as mundane and obvious as shooting stars. Episodes like this on these channels make me think these alleged NDEs are likely attributable to brain-based neuro-psychological phenomenon and have nothing to do with a genuiine spiritual experience.
I was thinking Musk's Starlink -- they're showing up as "UFOs" for quite a few believers.
Always see the number synchronicities as he’s describing.
He is just talking himself into all of this. He says, "For some reason" he didn't want to go to the funeral, "and I don't know why, there was no reason, there was nothing wrong, I couldn't come up with a reason" - which is immediately followed by "but I was told not to go to that funeral." Who "told him" not to go" - and jeez, if he was told not to go, why did he say there was no reason, nothing wrong, he couldn't come up with a reason. He is clearly talking himself into believing whatever it is he wants to believe. "Synchronicities" - all the 7s = this is a common psychological bias: when you believe something like this you're going to be looking for it. And when it happens - does it presage anything?. "My wife and I was apart for a week" and his heart attack symptoms didn't happen then, so of course he concludes they were "meant to go through this together" . . . He is just creating a narrative to fit his preconceived beliefs.
I find that many nde experiencers aren't told things directly by the spirits when they cross, but when they come back to life, they construct belief systems. I don't trust many specifics of accounts to be the truth on this basis alone, particularly in relation to the meaning of life.
When say "i was told" I meant I had a feeling, something came over me. When I said "i have no reason' I meant a logical reason not to go. Telling this story was and is very hard. This is only my second time telling it. It JUST HAPPEN on 10/9/2024. Its still difficult to process. I have no reason to lie, or make up anything. yes, this is 100 what happen to me.
@@StevenLaRussa-k8s I applaud your courage to talk publicly about your experience. At no point did I mean to suggest you were lying, quite the opposite, I think you had a valid experience of some kind. It's just that while you process your experience you seem to be creating a narrative based on questionable conclusions. For example, at one point you jump to "angels flying across the night sky" as opposed to the more likely possibility of satellites, or airplanes, explanations you mentioned earlier. You mention your wife "speaking in tongues" using several specific languages that neither of you know - so how do either of you know what languages she was speaking? It sounds like you had a shared hysteria experience and are now in the process of creating a narrative based on questionable conclusions.
I love this ❤ glad he shared
Didn't resonate underlying control here, and Ego played out, not so genuine !!
Man your thumbnail really is dated!
It’s a picture taken maybe 30+ years ago. Humm
Unlikely...
I appreciate the video, though his story feels off, and doesn’t resonate as true to me.
I understand your comment. IT WAS IMPOSSIABLE for me to believe. However, I'm not the type of person to lie or make up things. Its very difficult to experience and process. I have been though a spiritual awakening, dark night of the soul, and this NDE. I have made it a point to help people who have or are dealing with similar experiences.
I disagree 💯 he’s amazing
This guy is grabbing at anything to give his story some symbolic meaning. It's the most extreme case of confirmation bias I’ve seen from an NDE. He’s throwing in everything, even the kitchen sink, just to make his story stand out. Honestly, it’s odd how much time he spent on details that don’t matter-like the pinecone, dogs, numerology, and white dots in the sky. Something feels off.
Here’s the thing: God, Source, or whatever you want to call it, doesn’t need a big show to get your attention. And an NDE doesn’t need some tag-team setup to be legit. What makes me skeptical about this one (and I usually believe most of these stories) is that 95% of it happened in a room, while he’s either awake or semi-conscious. Even the tiny bit he mentions about space feels cliché, and then he shifts focus back to his wife. There's no personalization in this story. It seems to be all ruminations on what everyone else is doing. If I was having a heart attack, and my wife was just chillin' next to me cool as a cucumber, I would be on my phone in 2 seconds dialing 911 myself.
Also, the guy felt fine 10 minutes after a heart attack-no medical help, just suddenly okay-and starts grilling his wife about speaking different languages? Come on. Plus, he’s been into the new-age scene for two years, knows all the buzzwords, has a website, and will "help you open your third eye" for the right $$$. If you listen closely, it sounds like he studied a bunch of other NDEs before sharing his. Not to take away that he had some sort of experience, but it wasn't an NDE.
John 3:16
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